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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-12

THE AUSTRIAN REPEATING RIFLE.-In
Austria-Hungary the question whether re-
tanning the old bore of II millimeters for
the new rifles is really profitable is a point
to which much Importance is attached
Last Sunday a weekly paper was confs.
Gated for having spoken deprecatingly of
the new Maunlicher rifles, and now the
semi-oficial Hungarian Correspondence says
that the difficulties regarding the bore in
question are well-nigh overcome. A totally
new construction has been found, which
may be applied without the use of the new
powder. The Pesther Lloyd peremptorily
asks whether the Maunlicher rifles are to
be looked upon as temporary, or whether
their introduction has been definitely set
tied. Questions put in the Hungarian
part of the empire usually have chance
of being answered. Vienna dispatch to
London Daily Ne,rs.
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THE CHINESE OUTRAGEs.

The recitals in the RECORD UNION of
yesterday of the outrageous attempt to
reclaim a Chinese slave from bond
age, has aroused the public to a pitch
of indignation that we trust will not cool
until orderly steps are taken to test once
for all the capacity of the law of the
land to free the slaves of California China
towns, and keep them free 1t may be
necessary to organize a committee of citi-
zens to give the matter the attention that
it is hopeless to expect from the authori-
ties. They know that human beings are
held in bondage in this city more degrad-
ing than any that ever disgraced civiliza-
ton, but they take no steps whatever to
break up the system, and manifest no sense
of the enormity of the crime. The Grand
Jurors one and all knew of the slavery,
but they entered not a word of protest
They knew that Chinatown reeks with
corruption and bribery, but they were I'M
able to put a finger upon solitary sore,
yet stranger walked into the city and
pointed out so they who run may read, just
where and how the law is violated and how
its agents are bought up and silenced.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-12

SEVEN WAYS OF CURING WARTs-Any
of the following-named remedies, says the
Boston Globe, will effectually cure warts
and permanently remove them: 1. Moisten
the warts and rub sal-ammoniac well on
them night and morning; fortnight's APP
plication will invariably suffice. 2. Rub
the warts with bullock's gall two or three
times day. 8. Expose piece of potash
to the air until it Stacks; make paste by
adding powdered gum arabic, and apply it
to the warts. 4. Pare the warts and apply
small drop of acetic acid, using great
care; repeat once or twice daily, OCCASION
ally pairing the wart, which will soon be
cured. 5. Touch the wart with vinegar,
and cover with cooking soda or saleratus;
let it remain ten minutes, and repeat sew
eral times during the day. 6. Wrap in a
cloth wet with a diluted tincture of thuja;
forty-eight hours later pull out the roots
a painless operation. Z. Rub till they are
green with bean leaves, and they will dis
appear after a few applications.
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Another lot of those Boys Fan,
soiled by water, ages 10 to IT,,
Plated fancy Butter Knife..........
California Gray Shirts and Draw
Ten Styles Bird Cages. ..........
Waterproof Overshirts, plated Fl
The Magic Carpet Sweeper.......
Japanned Pincers and Nippers. =.
Scarlet All-Wool Shirts. .......5O C
Patent Curry Combs. ..............9 c
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tied Brethren in Christ-Preachinc

Sixth street, near K-Consecration meeting at
e;45 A. NJ Gospel address by Noel II. Jacks of
San Francisco, at $50. All young men in
vited
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Glne q,ntelliaencrr
WHEELING, W. VA, MAY ~. 1887.
Campaign Assassination.


All the published accounts agfec that
tho killing Of Roderlck Gambrell, editor
OF a prohibition paper MT jackson, Misp.,
was q cold.blooded muder for conscience
sake. Feeling was high, and the editor
and his father, q preacher, were particu.
larry offensive to tho liquor interest. Col:
Joseph S. Hamilton and three others pur.
sued tho editor, came up with him and
put en- end 10 him.
II the liquor men are determined to force
prohibition IS national issue, and as Ger.
tainly Us q national policy, they cant 10
better than 10 encourage these whisky
murderu. Wo arc well aware that there
are men engaged in the business who
would lend hand TO bring to Justice the
scoundrela who do these bloody deedr,
but this would have little effect on the
public mind il the campaign oil assassina.
tion were continued as 1t has been begun.
It is not necessary to be q prohibition
lat, or even temperance man, to abhor
murder in any form, most OF all that
which is done TO terrorize community,
or to punish those who have exercised the
right OF free action within lawful bounds.
It ID lawful to favor or oppose prohibition,
and the msjority o. the people will at once
array themselves against that element
which eeeks TO have ito way by violence,
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What II May Come To.

Omaha World, --4sF '}..g
Omaha Broker lin base ball supplies, A.
D. l99O)-"What's Smith quoted ut to-
day." Confidential Clerk-"Smith was
sold to the Chicsgo Yesterday at 81 05!; the
Detroit only bid 81 05s." THAT looks
bad; Pm long on Smith. How's Jones? p
"Jonea brought 81 l0l in the open market,
but was snapped up at 81 II between
Boards by tho Boston," "fhst's some-
thing like; am almost afraid to ask about
Binks. though" "The Binks pool broke,
and Chicago got him at tho Old figures"
THAT strengthens the Chicago three
points and seventenths and weakens'
Omaha five points and quarter; sorne.
thing must be done; who is Binka' ply
Stefan? "Dr. smsrtel." "Let me sec ;
All remember; DR.. Smartel .prescribes
quinine for everything; 1t won't do to lot
Biuks think ho 10 well enough to play"
mo, but how can it be provented?o "1'Il
rush up blind pool and corner the qui.
nine market"
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The pulpit ulll the Pew.

Ignorance uaed 10 be thought the one
thug Indispensable in G juror, tho more
ignorant the better qualified. In the
progress of civilization We are getting
away from that standard and getting on a
higher level. So it used to be thought
necessary that candidate for tho minis.
try should harness himself up to some.
thing arranged by somebody in the long
ago and labeled Orthodoxy, the main e.ress
being laid on non.esgentlals. The world
is getting away from some Of thiR, and the
departure is no loss to true ieligion or real
piety.
But there are minds which still adhere
to iorma from which the substance has
departed, if substance thoy ever had.
There WAS tbs case Of that candidate who
appeared before the Presbytery OF New
York, and made q s!ir by saying that
where urrors OF translation had crept in,
the Bible could not be- said to be inspired.
There is not eano man who doea not
think the same, no matter how devout he
may be, and the more Importance he at
taches to the letter OF the law the more
strongly he will take the side OF that
divinity student.
Yet SO eminent clergyman as Rev. DR..
Howard Crosby desired to shut out the
candidate because he would not say he
believed the errora Of tranalation to be in.
apired al we'll SIS tho great truths on which
his faith rests. Perhaps DR.. Crosby did
not stop to think how grotesQue thing
an inspired error would be, yet that 10
precisely what he would require the can
didste to endorse. III
sSLaymen Go not Hwollow these doses /;
why ask candidates for the pnlpit to stul.
tify themselves aud make false profeH-
sion2 Does anybody suppose that truth
will ever be spread in that way? The
committee, more wise, let the young man
pass. l5s',, r.l4
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THURSDAY, JUNE 2. 1857.

Athens Is on the line Of the East Tcuucssee. Wiz.
gipia & Georgia Railroad, about fifty miles north.
east OF Chattanooga and the same distance south.
west OF Knoxville Iii, the county seat Of McAI!pu
county, IN which are situated the largest iron fields
In the world, vast beds OF marble and valuable
timber, aud Is distant twenty-five miles only from
the Cumberland coal fields. 1t Is one OF The old.
e&t towns In Tennessee, contains population OF
about two thousaud, mud Is destined TO become
large manufacturing city. - :
The Athens Mining & Manufacturing Company
agrees with each purchaser OF land TO place the
money realized from real estate sales III the hands
OF n heavily bonded trustee, aud 10 secure I'M.
prnyements on the properly Of the value OF
$780, 900 within three years, or TO have the
money returned with interest. =
Details Of the Compauys plan, copies Of the deed.
descriptive circulars and maps OF the propcrty
and othcr Information, may be obtained IA person
FROM - Ls'I sg-'-z- - :
James T. Howard, prcsIdeat Hanover National
Bank, New YORK. III = :
II. ". McElwee-1nman, Swan & Co., Cotton Ex-
change. New York. IIs G., - - :, :
Bank, Cincinnati. - :
John r. peCamp, vice.President Metropolitan
National Bank. Cincinnati. II II
u. Burner q Co.. northces. corner Main and
Pearl streets, Cincinnati. MI
Ghas: mcndenhsll, supt. B. d .. Express Com.
pany, Cincinnati. I'm 81 Is
R. !. Fisher, Cashier First National Bank, Athens,
Tenn. '',.',.s rs, Il. $3.50
R. l.. Bright, President Tellico Iron Co., Chat.
tanocga, Tenn. 7SIr5 : -, = -
Z. y, fope, Iron merchant Cleveland, o.
Or by mall by addressing 3. Ca
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I-I'@'TN- y ~ -I7T1
Left Out In tho Cold.

r., His Satanic Majesty Ito applicant for
admission )-"What may l call your
name 2" Applicant-"l haven't got any I;
I'm the man who has been writing anony.
nous contributions to the newspapers"
."Who sent you to me ?" "Peter. lowell,
Peter ought to know better; you can't get
in here, my friend; this place ia too good
for you.n n '
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GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF OLD GRANT HOUSE" LOTS. =.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Joseph WoodmRnSee's Executors and oihnrs
Louis Woodmansec and others.
'".-g In Challcery.

q .#. on f. q
; : Louis Woodmansec and others,
!. IN ClAncery.
BY virtue OF the authority vested In them by
decree entered by the said Court In the above en-.
titled cause. on April s., 1857, the undersigned
special commissioning; will sell at public auction
county, the same belus the north entrance TO the
Public Building, In tue city Of Wheeling, 10 the
highest bidder, on ',orl -
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following real
estate, that IL to say: as-ss5.771,- 20 -
lor No. 10 on the southeast corner OF Main and
Tenth streets; LoT No. 100 on Tho southwest cor.
ner OF Tenth and Market streets: and Lor No, lilo
fronting on tho west side OF Market street adioin.
Ing said Lot 10 on the south. Said lots l19 md
10 run back weStwardly from Market street about
.. ,eSE o, Ii r. making such sale the undersigned
Judgment VIII cause tho same 10 sell most advarl.
sageddsy Tor their ttttst they will sell said lois
20 and 10 in the way that will cause them 10 pro
whole, They will offer the north two-thirds OF loi
liz, fronting n feet on Market street aud running
back Of even width g feet; and the remainder Of
lot lls-the south onsthird.being q feet Wide, In
separate parcels and they will sell said lot liz asa
whole or In separate parcels, whichever way they
will produce the best price therefor These LOIS
are tho same on which the "GRANr HOUSE" and
IL stables formerly stood They are most egby
mos. valuable in the city OF Wheeling. ~
TERMS OF BALE-One.third Of tho purchase
money, and as much more thereof as Tho purchaser
may elect 70 pay. In cash, on the day OF sale: and
the residue thereof In two equal insallmens nav.
able respectively In one and two years from Tie
day OF sale. with interest," thereon from that dsy
payable annually, tho purchaser giving thereiSt
his negotiable promissory notes 10 tho Older OF the
undersigned for tho deferred ins,allments OF tho
purchase money, and the title to the property sold
TO be retained until the payment In iull Of the
purchase money, and tho interest that may sccrua
thereon, a further security therefor - -.
W. r. HUBBARD,
.s A. ]. CLARKE, 'f-- ~ s..
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Z Special COMMISSIONER
Il, T: n. Darrah, Clerk Of tho Municipal Cour, OF
wheeling, do certify that bond and security nave
been given by said Special Commissioner ss 70.
quired by law and BY Baid decree Of Aale. -
49,. 80, ~. z. T. II. DARRAH, CLERK.
~ ~ - 1901 ,.------------ apu
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y = y m ~
He Gave Himself Away,

paiient-"Well. Doctor, how's my
pulae?" Doctor Counting j-"One, tive,
three, four, five, six. seven, eight, nine,
ten, jack, queen, king" "Why, Doctor,
what'er you doing?" "Bes pardon. Six
teen, seventeen, eightoen-s very bad
case, cir" ,"Yes, I should thiak so. Err
-how long have you boon affected this
way?" 5ly55,.6,
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pooTu ,S11suoK1Na u1MsELr.

How the Critics Were Taken In BY m Alb.
.gl rupt Change Of Programme. @N}
caren,, "a 4s
The following story Of Edwin Booths
alleged failure In initiating himself Ia In.
seresting: Some time during 1862 the
brothe, Of the "only Hamlet was play.
ing In Washington, and at tho close Of his
engagement was rendered benefit. This
was naturally matinee, for, whatever
may have been the general opinion Of the
acting Of John Wilkes Booth, there was
very little dissent, especially among the
gentler sex, from the fact that he was the
abandonment man OF the day. Edwin
Booth being in the city at the time, he
naturally attended, and went behind the
scenes 10 congratulate his brother on his
bumper Of an audience. As Edwin stood
con yersing In tho wings, then popular
character actor, who had been giving i'm.
itations OF noted actors aa his share OF the
programme, came of tho stage and began
rapidly preparing 10 respond to a tremen-
dous encore. ..- gI gtttf
"What next2" asked Booth. ,..t.
~ am going to give them you III the
'soliloquy'," said the specialist, nervous.
ly. "But with the original looking on !
know shall make mess Of it."
" cay, Ned" aaid John Wilkes, II
have an idea. Go on and initiate your
self"
The proposition struck the tragedian as
comical one. Hastily putting on the
mimic'a wig aud buttoning up bis coat he
went on and delivered tho celebrated
speech OF the melancholy Dane. The
next morning tho National Intelligencer,
the great paper then, said that the imita-
tons ruined the performance, each being
worse than tho others, "while TINT Of
Edwin Booth was simply vile enough to
cause that famous actor to shuddor In his
shoes could he but have seen II"
AN eighteen years. case Of PSORIASIS
cured by Palmer's "skin.success.o Young
Broe., Newport. K. I. ''fw hsflr'r-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a @ "A RTS

4 all who nro suffering from tho errors aud
ind!scrctlons of youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay, loss OF manhood, kc.. will send recipe
tha.will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
romcdywas discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send sclt.addrcsscd envelope to tho
REy. JOSEPH T. ISNAS, Station D, New Fork CITY,
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4 Birthday Compliment.

Bottom Courier. sl.,-L. l.,
Jones-"This is my birthday, Smith,"
Smith-'1ndeed How old are you 2"
"Just 40 to-day" HIN Forty? We'll,
there il an old saying that every msn at 40
is either fool or physician. You are
not physician, believer" gs
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SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1857,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. u at the front door
OF tho Court House OF said county III the city Of
Wheeling, the following described property, tAatN
to say: certain parcel OF ground situated In tho
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county West Virginia, con.
tanning 0aefourth OF an acre, bounded md DO
BcrIbed as follows: beginning on the east side Of
tho northwest corner Of tho lot marked "IIas.
graves on tho plat Of the sub divisions OF the
Reilly farm az recorded In Deed Book No, 81, pages
S6l and &c., In the otico OF the CLERK OF tho County
q Gao aSRT S G nS lime
OF the street marked on said plat "Re!lly street."
thence along said west line northwardly 10 the
south side Of tho Reilly hill road; thence with tAld
south side wcs.waIdly and northwestwsrdly Al
shown Oh said plat TO the east side Of William (uoH
WetzeD street; thence with the east side oil said
Wetzel street southwaydly 10 the beginning, ex.
cepttng, however, 10 much Of said purcell Of ground
as was conveyed by the said I. l. kimbelly and
dated October !, 1883, and now Of record in the
office oil the Clerk Of tho County Cour, OF Ohio
county In Deed Book No. 75 At page 81; tic part 10
excepted being described as follows: beginning at
the northweSto,ly corner Of tho HargraVeS, Blum,
Reilly purchase on the sOutneastcrly side oil Wet.
ze street. and with said side OF said street North.
wardly one hundred aud forty.four tlit !eet 10
point in line with the southwardly side Of the
stone foundation OF kinberly's frame stable on .
forty foot street designated as Reilly street on the
Aforesaid plat o! subdivisions OF the Reilly estate;
thence TO and with said side OF said stable iouldA
ton 10 the westerly side Of said Reilly street,
southwardy atty.three 1857 feet to the nottheas,er
" corner Of tho Hargraves, Blum purchase, and
with the northcrly line Of said Hargraycs tract
TO the beginning. =
TERMS OF 6ALE-one third. or Us much more
Is tho purchaser may eject, cash III hand Oh the
day Of sale, and any residue In two equal INSTALL
ments payable III one and two yoGrs from the day
Of Bac, with Interest from thIt day, tie purchaser
give his notes for the deferred lnstalimenn and
10 secure tho zane by deed Of trust upon the prop
TOlfriEl ~
Tho satisfaction Of the trusted. I'm
Title believed good, but selling as trustee Shall
convey only such title II Ia vested In mo.
Ia -1I.,5...W W. +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
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Nights is the complaint Of thousands
suffering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedy? It is the bea. prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on a positive guarantee at l0c., Soc. Logan
4 Co. and @. Menkemelar 5s1
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A Craze In q New Form.

swell, I shall call and see you to.mor.
row, Jessie" "ThNnks; shall BIO de-
lighted to SEQ you, Ella" '.Ana l shall
bring Fido with me-" "Oh, please do
not" "No2 why not?" Grover is not
receiving at present. He'll in mourning
for brother who was run over by South
Boston car. Poor little fellow! 1t wrings
my heart to have him going round with a
Grape bow around hia neck. But the rules
Of polite society must BIO observed, my
dearn T -.'a
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The Athens Mining & Manufacturing Co
ATHENS, TENN. K

This Company offers purchasers at the sale, on
June =, the privilege OF becoming partners In the
enterprise at its inception: and Of realizing the
profit. from the increasing value Of It's property.
: myl2 TThAs tsss1er, - y : : = :
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE.

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRA1Ns-On and after April /, lsS7-EzrLA-
HAT1oV OF REFERENCE MARKS. DAILY. tSupday
excepted. tAonday exccpted.-Eastern Standard
t{yras
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1tscipe for Making Il Good VIII.

Intelligent people, particularly erudile
and experienced lawyers, are not always
successful in making wills that will hold.
Long.headed judges have little better sue
cess. Some Of the moat eminent ju1ists
in this country and in England have left
wills in which fatal flaws %eIc picked
with worry little trouble. Our distin-
gulshed eounsryman, the late Samuel J.
Tildon, thought he knew what he wanted
to say and how to say it in his will. yet it
is believed that big hole will DO knocked
in that instrument before the contestants
get through with it. III
Here, however, 10 tho will OF plain,
illiternte woman Of Pittsburgh, and the
Registrar givea tho opinion that though it
isn't handsome document. it will hold:
~ PITTaBuRaH, May 6, 1887.
Martha Matthews, my mother, author
lied me to collect her money for funeral
expenses; balance for me. Her will.
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MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1857,

at 10 o'clock a. NJ, The following de-
hcribed property, that is TO say: tho east half oil
the lot or parcel Of ground lying aud being on the
between Jacob and Wood formerly Sixth and
seventy streets, In that portion OF the CITY Of
Wheeling which was laid oil into lots BY William
W shtiver, the faid lot or parcel OF ground Dsins
Designated az lot numbered eight (s) on the plat Of
said addition. the portion 10 be lold fronting
thirty lSo) feet on Fifteenth formerly Centre
street. and extending backward OF an unborn
width to public alley In the rear Of said lot, 10
gcther with ail and singular the heteoitameussu aud
appurtcnances thereunto belonging, or III any vile
y..1s.-1l =.
TERMS uF sALE-ono,third OF tho pu.ch4.
money, or as much more az the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on the day OF SALE aud
any residue IN two equal instruments payable IN
ono and two years'ftem tho day OF kalc. with iuci.
est from that day payable semi.annually. the pu,.
CHASER TO give hts notes for the deferred nSuI.
nehts. and TO secure the same by deed OF tIust
upon tho property and insurance policy upon The
building 70 the satisfaction OF tho trustee.
Tito believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only such title as IL vested In me BY tue
ib0ve mentioned deed. q l-
GEORGE K. E. GILCuRIsT, Trustee
J. O. HKRvgY, Auctloncer. my6
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EMS
Il. TENNESSEE.

The first Sale OF Land belonging 10 the Athens
Mining & Manufacturing Company will DO held
at Athens. TENN, OH